Aaron Wherry covers all the goings-on in and around Parliament Hill. Follow Aaron on Twitter: @aaronwherry
In reporting on remarks made by the Royal Dutch Shell president, Shawn McCarthy neatly explains the Harper government’s position in a sentence.
The Harper government has categorically rejected calls to adopt a carbon price, and accused New Democratic Party Leader Thomas Mulcair of backing a ruinous carbon tax, even though the NDP in fact supports the kind of cap-and-trade approach once favoured by the Conservatives.
Here, again, are the reasons why this is farcical.
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Plus an alleged, and now notorious, one
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